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9th Grade Finals Review

Total questions: 82

Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Sagittīs fractīs

a)

with the arrows having been broken

b)

after the men have been broken by arrows

c)

when the arrows break

d)

having been broken by the arrows

2.
Caesare duce
a)
with Caesar as leader
b)
with Caesar having been led
c)
having been led by Caesar
d)
when Caesar was made the leader
3.
Caesare Bibuloque consu­libus
a)
when Caesar and Bibulus were consuls
b)
when Caesar was drunk with the consuls
c)
With Caesar having given a drink to the consuls
d)
with Caesar Bibulous and the consuls
4.
imperatore hortante
a)
with the general encouraging 
b)
with the general being encouraged
c)
when the general has encouraged
d)
after the general encourages
5.
patre ducturo
a)
with father about to lead
b)
with father having been led
c)
with father about to be led
d)
with father as leader
6.

Currebant ut ignem viderent.

a)

Pupose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Indirect Command

d)

Ablative Absolute

7.

Currebant nē caperentur.

a)

Purpose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Indirect Statement

d)

Indirect Command

8.

Currebat tam celeriter ut eum capere non possem.

a)

Result clause

b)

Purpose clause

c)

Ablative Absolute

d)

Cum Clause

9.

Currebat tam celeriter ut eum capere non possem.

a)

that I was not able to capture him.

b)

that I am not able to capture her.

c)

that he had not been able to be captured.

d)

that I had not been able to capture him.

10.

Tam fortiter pugnavit ut non superaretur.

a)

Purpose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Indirect Command

d)

Ablative Absolute

11.

Veniunt ut nobiscum colloquantur.

a)

Purpose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Indirect Statement

d)

Indirect Question

12.

Hīs rebus dictīs, orator cum amicīs a nobis laudatus est.

a)

Ablative Absolute

b)

Cum Clause

c)

Indirect Question

d)

Indirect Statement

13.

Translate the blue word:

Dico me vidisse luces.

a)

had seen

b)

have seen

c)

sees

d)

is seen

14.
Jason tells us that the gods lived on Mt. Olympus.
a)
deī
b)
deum
c)
deīs
d)
deōs
15.

Cogitamus amicōs esse bellos.

a)

Indirect Command

b)

Indirect Statement

c)

Indirect Question

d)

Result Clause

16.
Spero hunc ludum vobis placuisse.
a)
pleases
b)
pleased
c)
will please
d)
was being pleased
17.

The subject in an indirect statement must be in which case?

a)

Nominative

b)

Dative

c)

Accusative

d)

Ablative

18.

Currebant nē caperentur.

a)

Purpose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Indirect Question

d)

Indirect Command

19.

Currebant tam celeriter nē caperentur.

a)

Purpose Clause

b)

Cum Clause

c)

Ablative Absolute

d)

Result Clause

20.

Currebant ut ignem viderent.

a)

Pupose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Ablative Absolute

d)

Cum Clause

21.

Tot homines pugnavit ut non superaret.

a)

Purpose clause

b)

Result clause

c)

Ablative Absolute

d)

Indirect Question

22.

I went home so that I could eat dinner.

a)

Indirect Command

b)

Result Clause

c)

Indirect Statement

d)

Purpose Clause

23.

I told him to get me a pizza.

a)

Indirect Command

b)

Indirect Question

c)

Ablative Absolute

d)

Purpose Clause

24.

In cubiculō mansimus ut dormiremus.

a)

Cum Clause

b)

Ablative Absolute

c)

Result Clause

d)

Purpose Clause

25.
Puella tam pulchre cantavit ut populus miraretur.
a)
The girl sang beautifully and so the people were amazed.
b)
The girl sings so beautifully that the people are amazed.
c)
The girl sang so beautifully that the people were amazed.
d)
The girl sang so beautifully that the people might be amazed.
26.
Ad urbem eo ut matrem patremque visitem.
a)
I am going to the city and I am going to visit mother and father.
b)
I went to the city in order to visit mother and father.
c)
I went to the city so that I might visit mother and father.
d)
I am going to the city to visit mother and father.
27.

Rogavistine a quo vulneratus esset?

a)

Did you ask by whom he was wounded?

b)

Were you asking where he was wounded?

c)

Have you asked whom he wounded?

d)

Did you ask what wounded him?

28.

Rogabat qui mitti deberent.

a)

She was asking why they ought to be sent

b)

He used to ask who ought to have been sent

c)

She was asking who should be sent

d)

He will be asking who ought to be sent

29.

Rogabit cuius amici eam viderint.

a)

Ablative Absolute

b)

Indirect Command

c)

Indirect Question

d)

Indirect Statement

30.

Scivi quid diceret.

a)

Result Clause

b)

Indirect Statement

c)

Indirect Command

d)

Indirect Question

31.

Which verb is not a subjunctive?

a)

sint

b)

timeas

c)

pugnārem

d)

petiveras

32.

Cum esset praesens, tamen non diceret

a)

When he was present, he did not speak

b)

Although he was present, he did not speak

c)

Since he was present, he did not speak

d)

With him being present, he did not speak

33.

Causal cum clauses may be translated using the key word(s)...

a)

since/because

b)

when

c)

with

d)

although

34.

When we had finished the Latin exam, we rejoiced!

a)

Causal Cum Clause

b)

Circumstantial Cum Clause

c)

Prepositional Phrase

d)

Concessive Cum Clause

35.

Which type of clause would uses tantus + a subjunctive verb?

a)

Cum clause

b)

Purpose

c)

Result

d)

Purpose and result

36.

Which type of clause is most likely to use rogavit + a subjunctive verb?

a)

Result

b)

Purpose

c)

Indirect Statement

d)

Indirect Question

37.
cum + indicative translates as:
a)
when
b)
since
c)
although
d)
with
38.

Cum me valere iussisset, discessit.

a)

Indirect Command

b)

Circumstantial Cum Clause

c)

Temporal Cum Clause

d)

Indirect Question

39.

Cum in Africam cum amicīs missus esset, tamen fortiter pugnabat.

a)

Although he had been sent into Africa with his friends, nevertheless he was fighting bravely.

b)

When he had been sent into Africa with friends, he was fighting bravely.

c)

Since he had been sent into Africa, he was fighting bravely.

d)

I have no clue how to translate this because there are two cums.

40.

Dux a militibus postulābat ut arma iacerent.

a)

Purpose Clause

b)

Indirect Command

c)

Result Clause

d)

Indirect Question

41.

Milites Caesar rogavit cur currerent.

a)

Purpose Clause

b)

Indirect Command

c)

Result Clause

d)

Indirect question

42.
Which of the following is in the Subjunctive Mood?
a)
audirent
b)
audimur
c)
audire
d)
audia
43.

Discipulī in atrium vēnērunt ut amicōs invenirent.

a)

Purpose Clause

b)

Indirect Command

c)

Result Clause

d)

Ablative absolute

44.

Discipulī adeo defessī erant ut in mensīs capita cum labore ponerent.

a)

Purpose Clause

b)

Indirect Command

c)

Result Clause

d)

Cum Clause

45.
We warned her to say those things.
a)
ut dicat
b)
ut diceret
c)
ut loquatur
d)
ut loqui
46.

Cum hoc dixissemus, illi...

a)

Prepositional Phrase

b)

Circumstantial cum clause

c)

Temporal cum clause

d)

Concessive cum clause

47.

Cum hoc dixissemus, tamen...

a)

Temporal cum clause

b)

Causal cum clause

c)

Circumstantial cum clause

d)

Concessive cum clause

48.

I asked Joe to bring donuts.

a)

ut ferret

b)

ferre

c)

portari

d)

ut portem

49.
In Indirect commands, "ne" introduces...
a)
A positive command
b)
A negative command
50.
In Indirect commands, "ut" introduces...
a)
A positive command
b)
A negative command
51.

Oravi nē ad me venires.

a)

Indirect Statement

b)

Indirect Command

c)

Result Clause

d)

Purpose Clause

52.

Oravi te ut ad me venires.

a)

Indirect command

b)

Purpose clause

c)

Result clause

d)

Indirect question

53.

Nuntiīs vocatīs

a)

Ablative Absolute

b)

Cum Clause

c)

Indirect Command

d)

Indirect Question

54.

Caesare duce

a)

Result Clause

b)

Indirect Statement

c)

Circumstantial Cum Clause

d)

Ablative Absolute

55.

Dico mē vidisse pueros.

a)

Indirect Command

b)

Indirect Statement

c)

Indirect Question

d)

Purpose Clause

56.

mittamus (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

57.

mitteremus (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

58.

miserimus (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

59.

misissemus (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

60.

mittamur (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

61.

mitteremur (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

62.

missi simus (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

63.

missi essemus (mitto, mittere, misi, missus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

64.

stet (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

65.

stetur (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

66.

staret (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

67.

staretur (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

68.

steterit (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

69.

stata sit (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

70.

stetisset (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

71.

status esset (sto, stare, steti, status)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

72.

audias (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

73.

audiaris (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

74.

audires (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

75.

audireris (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

76.

audiveris (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

77.

auditus sis (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

78.

audivisses (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

79.

audita esses (audio, audire, audivi, auditus)

a)

Present

b)

Imperfect

c)

Perfect

d)

Pluperfect

80.

Cornelius flet, Titō laudaturō,

a)

Ablative Absolute

b)

Indirect Statement

c)

Purpose Clause

d)

Indirect Command

81.

Cum + indicative is a ________ cum clause.

a)

Temporal

b)

Circumstantial

c)

Concessive

d)

Causal

82.

Words like "ita," "tam," "sīc," and "tantus" are most likely to be found

a)

in an indirect question

b)

in an indirect command

c)

in a purpose clause

d)

in a result clause

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